91É«ÇéƬ

Dance Minor

What is unique or different for students in this minor/major that won’t be found elsewhere?

At 91É«ÇéƬ, dance students benefit from small class sizes and one-on-one attention.  They work to develop and articulate their specific goals in dance, including choreography, performance, arts administration and dance education.  The program is molded according to each student, giving them as many opportunities as they are willing to explore, an emphasis unique to the Wilson experience. 

Wilson’s curriculum in dance includes technique classes, creative dance composition courses and research-based academic courses in dance history and theory.   Composition and choreography are emphasized as the student is guided and encouraged to develop their own creative and performing abilities. Contemporary styles of dancing are taught, as they allow greater adaptability choreographically for students with varying degrees of previous dance experience. Independent study projects are encouraged and designed to meet the specific interests and needs of students.  The curriculum is enhanced by Orchesis, a co-curricular organization in which students engage in performance and dance-related activities.  Orchesis officers receive firsthand experiences in group marketing and show production, further cultivating their strengths as dynamic dance practitioners.

Interested in minoring in dance at 91É«ÇéƬ?

You are welcome to visit a , attend an Orchesis rehearsal or meet our current dancers and faculty.  Contact Jen Graham via email to see if the Wilson dance minor is a fit for you.